I'll admit this "bug" is not critical, but it is visually annoying (at least to me). When hiding an org entry, source blocks with extended backgrounds remain visible.
To re-produce: 0. Run `emacs -Q` 1. Create a buffer with this content and ensure `org-mode` is on ------------------------------------------------------------ * One #+begin_src emacs-lisp #+end_src * Two #+begin_src emacs-lisp #+end_src ------------------------------------------------------------ 2. Change the face `org-block-end-line` to have an extended background on the end-line of the org-block (set-face-attribute 'org-block-end-line nil :extend t :background "#4e5079") 4. Go to "One" and press tab 5. Notice how the background colour now appears next to "One". Is there a way to fix this? Note that if the org-block is not the last line in the entry (for example if there's an empty line before "* Two") then the visual artefact is not present. -- Al
